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Go back in time! Why Go? The Chauvin museum was originally the St. Aubins Catholic School.  The beautiful museum has a great deal of donated and loaned items from local residents.  The museum has about 3500 items, each with its own fascinating story! What’s Unique? The Chauvin Museum has an old school house on the museum grounds that is sure Read more...

Why Go? The Visitor Information Centre in Vegreville, recognized by Travel Alberta, provides exceptional service and assistance to visitors with their travel needs. Situated in Vegreville Elks/Kinsmen Park, the ‘VIC’ is surrounded by attractions like the World’s Largest Pysanka, beautiful paved walking paths around the scenic Elks Pond, a playground, and Pysanka Putt-Putt Mini Golf! Try their free Borrow-A-Bike program Read more...

Built within a collaborative framework Jeanne & Peter Lougheed Performing Arts Centre is a unique performing arts venue located on the beautiful, historic University of Alberta’s’ Augustana Campus in the heart of the province. The facility was built through the collaborative efforts of the City of Camrose and the University of Alberta. It was conceived of as a performance space to Read more...

Check out what’s cooking at The Ridge! Why Go? This full-service restaurant, located on the second floor of the chalet at Kinosoo Ridge Resort, offers everything from poutine, pizza, and other ski hill favourites to Sunday Brunch featuring mimosas. Summer or winter, The Ridge offers lake views and cozy seats by the fireplace to go along with the delicious food. Read more...

This century-old Vaudeville theatre, the oldest in Alberta, underwent extensive renovations and was transformed into a state-of-the-art 396-seat multi-function facility. The performance area of the theatre has been restored to its original glory. The Bailey Theatre boasts an intimate stage with historic brick wall feature, as well as state-of-the-art lighting, sound and rigging options. Main floor seating can be arranged to Read more...

Step into the Past and embrace the Historic charm! Why Go? The Meeting Creek Railway Station and Grain Elevator are both significant historical structures situated in Meeting Creek, Alberta, within Camrose County. It’s the perfect destination for tourists to explore! During your visit you can discover the fascinating history of the railway station and elevator through their guided tours. The Read more...

Experience Hands-on History in Bodo! Why Go? The Bodo Archaeological Centre and Site is located 3 hours east of Edmonton and 15 minutes south of Provost on Hwy 899. See an exciting line-up of summer adventures and programs for all ages including daily guided tours of the site and centre. Programs offer hands-on experience excavating a well-preserved bison bone bed, Read more...

Updated by the Go East Team June 6, 2025 Beautiful Gardens and historic atmosphere. Come experience the life and style of the people who lived and worked for the railroad while the Camrose Railway Station was still operational, from 1911 till 1988. Enjoy your visit and take a self- or interpretive-guided tour of our Station Museum, park grounds or historic Read more...

  What better way to take a trip back in time than to visit this wonderful museum!  The Camrose & District Centennial Museum was officially opened July 1, 1967 and has been a favorite destination for visitors since. Centrally located two blocks south of Highway 13 (48 Avenue) on 53 Street (Opposite St. Mary’s Hospital), this museum is the home of Read more...

Why Go? George’s Harness & Saddlery is a family-owned and operated business located in Ryley. They have been perfecting their craft for 39 years. They specialize in high-quality leather products for both horses and people, offering custom-made and manufactured items that showcase exceptional craftsmanship in every piece. What’s Unique? Their custom-made products include harnesses, saddles, tack, belts, leather totes, and Read more...